Israel Won't Send Representative to Russia WWII Ceremony
In apparent snub over S-300 missiles to Iran, Israel will only send Ambassador to Moscow to represent it at Russia's World War II parade.
In apparent snub over S-300 missiles to Iran, Israel will only send Ambassador to Moscow to represent it at Russia's World War II parade.

Moscow threatens that sending arms to Kiev in retaliation for S-300 missile agreement with Iran will raise the death toll.

Israel has tried to convince Russia to draw back some of its military influence in the Middle East, but must be careful.

Gleb Grozovsky, 35, arrested in Jerusalem over sexual abuse charges; may stay in Israel until red tape clears.

Maariv report claims in private meeting Netanyahu and Putin forged security pact for Israel's safety.

Amid crisis of confidence with the US, Israeli Prime Minister set to visit Moscow to lobby Kremlin to halt Iranian nuclear program.

Despite outward appearances, Russia understands and respects Israeli ‘red lines’ on Iran, Syria, deputy FM says.

Israeli PM warns Russia that weapons to Syria will not be allowed to become operational.

Israel has convinced Russia to cancel the sale of advanced missile systems to Syria, says a Russian official.

Russia's Foreign Minister clarifies his country intends to complete the deal to sell advanced missile systems to Syria.

Kremlin says "new large-scale settlement plans will negatively affect efforts to restart direct talks."

President Shimon Peres reminds his Russian counterpart of his promise to ensure that Iran does not get nuclear weapons.

Russian president hosts Shimon Peres in 90-minute working meeting.

President Shimon Peres and Russian President Vladimir Putin discuss the peace process, Iran and Syria.

Secret contacts between the Kremlin and the PMO lead to a visit by Russian President Vladimir Putin to Israel next month.

Israeli and Russian officials are examining the source of the Kornet missile used in last month's school bus attack; Russia: it can't be ours.

Kosher-only supermarket shopping is coming to Moscow. The Israel-based Co-Op Supermarket will open its doors in Russia by the end of 2011.
